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« on: April 05, 2009, 09:54:29 PM »

Lugar could possibly retire, no? We would have a pretty strong House bench in the state by 2012.

Corker will probably win re-election handily, since there's no one to run against him and he hasn't been too much of a nutter.

Richard Lugar was so strong a candidate last time that the Democrats ran nobody against him.  Age will eventually take him down, as it did with John Warner (R-VA), another well-respected Republican Senator.

Indiana is no longer a reliably right-wing state, and Lugar has typically run as a moderate. Should the GOP nominate a right-winger as a successor for Lugar, then Indiana stands to be a Democratic pick-up.
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